Sentence examples for organization divided from inspiring English sources

A year later, the Afghan-support organization divided and in 1988 Mr. bin Laden and the Egyptians formed Al Qaeda.

In December 1865 the organization divided over the issue of selling Fenian bonds to raise more support.

In all, the documents painted a picture of a highly dysfunctional, top-heavy organization divided into discrete, rival factions, and weighed down by mistrust, poor communication, buck-passing and internecine squabbling.

In 1966, at ETA's fifth conference, the organization divided ideologically into two wings the "nationalists," or ETA-V, who adhered to the traditional goal of Basque autonomy, and the "ideologists," or ETA-VI, who favoured a Marxist-Leninist brand of Basque independence and engaged in sabotage and, from 1968, assassination.

exam reservation (divided into 2 activities); activity organization (divided into 6 activities); patient reception and preparation (divided into 4 activities); diagnostic session preparation (divided into 5 activities); exam execution (divided into 4 activities); closing examination (divided into 7 activities).

To the best of our knowledge, this organization (dividing the capsid module) is unique to KS10.

The liberal public records laws that have made Florida a helpful destination for media organizations divided journalists this week over the question of whether some public information is too public.

Within Belgium, resistance was fragmented between a large number of separate organizations, divided by region and political stances.

Many social service organizations divide the first period (3 years) into different stages, which have different positioning strategies depending on relationships between groups.

To keep the playing field level, most tracks and racing organizations divide the field into a large number of different vehicle classes.

The organization was divided into specialized committees, Mr. Al-Fadl said.